Silicone Impression Dental Putty 1:1 Base Catalyst Light Body Restorative & Prosthetic Dentistry

1pc Base 400g + 1pc Spoon1pc Catalyst 400g + 1pc Spoon1pc Light Body 50ml6x Mixing Tips6x Intra-Oral TipsVinyl Polysiloxane (A-Silicone), German-origin core material. Addition-cured (A-Silicone), Class I. 3 min at 23°C. ≤0.15% linear shrinkage / 99.0% elasticity recovery. CE, ISO13485, MSDS.Used to capture exact, dimensionally stable replicas of hard and soft oral tissues for restorative and prosthetic dentistry. These materials are elastomeric, meaning they are flexible and can return to their original shape after being stretched or compressed.Common Uses:Fixed Prosthodontics: Detailed molds for crowns, bridges, inlays, and onlays.Implantology: High-accuracy and radiopaque impressions for implant-supported structures.Removable Prosthetics: Impressions for partial and complete dentures, as well as soft resilient denture relinings.Bite Registration: Recording occlusal relationships between opposing arches.Laboratory Procedures: Duplicating master models and creating transparent clinical masks.Viscosities & Formulations:Putty: High viscosity, used as the primary bulk base material in tray setups.Heavy/Medium Body: Versatile consistency used for standard tray loading or simultaneous dual-viscosity techniques.Light Body: Low viscosity, syringeable material injected directly around prepared tooth margins to capture fine micro-details.Handling Tips:Glove Selection: Avoid latex gloves when mixing putty; sulfur compounds in latex can inhibit or retard the setting reaction. Use vinyl or nitrile gloves instead.Homogeneous Mix: Blend base and catalyst thoroughly until a uniform color without streaks appears to prevent distortion.Technique: Employ either a one-stage (simultaneous heavy/light body) or two-stage (putty-wash) impression technique depending on precision requirements.Instructions:1. Clean your teeth and wash/dry your hands thoroughly.2. Take out the materials and, at room temperature, use a spoon to take an equal amount of base (purple) and catalyst (white) for mixing.3. Mix the two components together using your fingertips, kneading them for at least 30 seconds until they are fully blended.4. Initial impression: Place the mixed material onto the tray and insert the tray into your mouth, pressing it against your teeth with your fingers.5. Taking the impression: Once the material has solidified, remove the tray from your mouth.6. Trim the initial impression: Clean and dry the initial impression, use a carving knife to remove any incomplete areas, and create a pressure escape groove.7. Inject the light body material: Ensure that the mixer is properly immersed in the impression material to avoid bubble formation.8. Secondary impression: Place the tray containing the light body material slowly and accurately into the patient's mouth.9. Completion: After the material has fully solidified, remove the tray. Keep the impression for 30 minutes before disinfecting it.